Threat Alert: Free Baby Piano Scam 

• This campaign starts with a benign email informing the recipient of an opportunity to acquire a “free” piano. 
• The recipient is directed to contact the purported piano owner, when they will receive a reference number and additional contact info for a moving company to arrange for piano delivery for a fee. Pictures of the supposed piano are shared with the inquirer upon request. 
• Once in touch with the purported moving company, the victim is directed to make a payment of $400 - $900 via Zelle, Bitcoin, or CashApp. 

Key Action: Report Suspicious Emails 

• Remain alert to phishing indicators. Mismatches between sending addresses and an organization’s name are always warning signs, as are mismatches between an apparent sending address and the reply-to address.   
• Verify the legitimacy of any unsolicited/unexpected email before you interact with it. It can be tempting to quickly act on too good to be true offers. Additionally, be cautious of any cryptocurrency-based payment requests, as these are often fraudulent.  
• Report ANY suspicious emails using the Phish Alarm button.